black sabbath reunion

They're back! Black Sabbath confirmed today (Jan. 13) that they're reuniting with a new album and are embarking on tour this year. The album is, 13, will hit stores in June. Their tour will kick off in Auckland, New Zealand on April 20...

Black Sabbath made their live return on Saturday night (May 19) at a homecoming gig at Birmingham, England's O2 Academy. The lineup featured original members vocalist Ozzy Osbourne, guitarist Tony Iommi, and bassist Geezer Butler, along with drummer Tommy Clufetos...

On the main page of the official Black Sabbath website, fans will find links to news, multimedia and an online store, but for the time being, there's one thing they won't find: photos of Bill Ward. The drummer has been feuding for months with the pioneering British metal band, and he's evidently opted to take himself out of the picture -- literally...

Back in February, after Black Sabbath was forced to scrap its reunion tour following guitarist Tony Iommi's lymphona diagnosis, Sharon Osbourne revealed in a radio interview that the band would manage one summer show in the United States...

The contract drama involving drummer Bill Ward isn't the only trouble facing the newly reunited original Black Sabbath lineup. Last month, guitarist Tony Iommi announced that he's battling lymphoma, and in an interview with SiriusXM Radio due to air later this evening (Feb...

For some fans, the upcoming Black Sabbath reunion won't be complete unless all four original members -- including drummer Bill Ward, who has pulled out over contract disputes -- participate. Hence "1,000,000 Black Sabbath fans say yes to Bill Ward," a new Facebook page created in support of Ward...

Black Sabbath, a group whose name suggests an evil day of rest, may soon get its own day of worship. That's the word from Martin Mullaney, a council cabinet member for leisure, sport and culture in the pioneering metal band's hometown of Birmingham, England...

11/11/11, also being called "Nigel Tufnel Day" in honor of the Spinal Tap guitarist's special "goes to 11" amp, will also be remembered as the day the original four members of Black Sabbath -- Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward -- announced they are reuniting with plans for a new album and tour in 2012...